Sentence examples for implementation to comply from inspiring English sources
A week ago Redmond said it was working on its own implementation to comply with the ruling — and now has a formal process in place.
Organizational supports for guideline implementation such as policy revision to comply with the Fall Prevention CPG and accreditation standards, were important stimuli for change in practice.
We utilize the MiXiM Frameworka and adjust the available implementation of the IEEE 802.11b protocol to comply with basic specifications of the 802.11p version.
Focus is made to comply with the current implementation of the Quality by Design (QbD) principles in the pharmaceutical industry in order to allow to correctly defining the Analytical Target Profile (ATP) of analytical methods involved in dissolution tests.
Problematic governance outcomes stemming from poor design and implementation of JFM furthermore undermined hunters' willingness to comply with wildlife management rules.
We should allow for the implementation of the will of the voters to comply with State laws rather than undermining our democracy.
The state also worked with tribes and industry on implementation tools to enable factories and municipalities to comply with the stricter standards.
And even that lower goal lacks an implementation plan with teeth to force world leaders to comply.
The Office's representative is the state's ultimate authority, responsible for implementation of Dayton and with the power to "compel the entity governments to comply with the terms of the peace agreement and the state constitution".
From an implementation perspective, selecting the (software) components themselves, assembling them, and tuning their parameters to comply with the context might lead to different configuration variants.
Traditional implementation of ITT assumes all subjects to be latent compliers (possessing a disposition to comply) [ 9], which rarely occurs in clinical practice particularly when subjects may have strong views about which treatment they want.
